Mike Hadlow and I talked about non-invasive logging and tracing as part of the windsor talk last month in london. You can find a code example for a tracing...
I was wondering whether there is any effort underway to do a NHibernate port of the recently released DDD sample avaliable at: http://dddsample.sourceforge.net...
Remember YAGNI. How many applications are so time/CPU sensitive that you need to go to the effort of asynchronous logging or logging on a different thread?...
But the process of actually writing to the file can be a blocking operation. So, depending on how many requests you get per unit of time (for a server app),...
"If you don't already have async messages, I would advice against going that route just for logging.... " I don't already have async messages and I agree it...
Use log4net for both types, use UDP or MSMQ (either is 1hr work at max to write a listener that logs to a DB or file) Don't use aop, multi threads or direct...
@Casey, When you say direct DB logging I assume you are talking about AdoNetAppender in log4net context correct? I'm not that familiar with UDP but the...
http://www.radsoftware.com.au/regexdesigner/ This one is my favorite one, i like its simplicity. ... -- Tuna Toksöz Typos included to enhance the readers...
I'm looking into some options for introducing caching into an existing service layer (mainly WCF, with some asmx). Ideally I'd like to use something that...
The thing about reverse proxy caches (it appears that the AS1000 is one of those or is similar to) is that they won't cache output as result of a POST request....
Last time I did this it was by simply using interception on top of the client proxy interface to cache by signature. Very non alt use of the policy injection...
You write a listener that does the logging to the db and it sits anywhere... Point being it makes logging asynch ... However start by using the ado logger, the...
+1 for regexdesigner ... +1 for regexdesigner Tuna Toksz wrote: http://www.radsoftware.com.au/regexdesigner/ This one is my favorite one, i like its...
Ah, sweet, I want one of those StrangeLoop things. jdn ... existing ... caching as ... from ... so well? ... Operation ... entry3785.aspx), ... implementations...
Espresso is my fav Casey Charlton http://devlicio.us/blogs/casey ... Espresso is my fav Casey Charlton http://devlicio.us/blogs/casey On 3 Nov 2008, at 16:58,...
You can use output caching on post operations with many of them it is just turned off by default for obvious reasons :) Cheers, Greg ... -- It is the mark of...
I still think it will have problems caching with POST requests. If your services can be used by using GETs (i.e. are idempotent), then this will work fine. ...
There are a bunch listed at http://regexlib.com. Not to mention the site itself for finding existing expressions, and a cheat sheet. Steve -- Steven A Smith |...